Black economic empowerment
BDO announces empowerment deal
Quality, reputation, energy
As part of the transaction, Skosana and Fatima Abrahams will join the BDO executive committee, the highest decision-making body in the firm. Skosana is a charered accountant and currently serves on a number of boards, including Old Mutual SA, Transnet and on the council of the University of Pretoria. Abrahams is currently a part-time senior professor at the University of the Western Cape, and sits on the boards of Foschini, Lewis Group and New Clicks. "Having a firm with the quality, reputation and energy of Kapela join our team will ensure that we are well-positioned to meet our growth targets and offer greater services and expertise to our clients," said Spencer. "The added strength means greater capacity for us and our clients." SAinfo reporter
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'No economy can grow by excluding any part of its people, and an economy that is not growing cannot integrate all of its citizens in a meaningful way' – from South Africa's black economic empowerment strategy document (Photo: Hannelie Coetzee, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com)
